Hyderabad Real Estate News

Hyderabad luxury housing boom: ICRA says luxury is 49% of area sold, and 45–50% of the unsold stock build-up

Luxury homes made up about 49% of Hyderabad's residential area sold in FY2026, up from 38% in FY2024, and ICRA estimates they account for 45–50% of the recent unsold-inventory build-up. Luxury sales grew 26% in FY2026, yet launches are projected to grow 30–33% in FY2027. We examine whether premium supply is outrunning demand, and what buyers should check.

Hyderabad has 29.6 crore sq ft of unsold housing as ICRA projects 30–33% launch growth in FY2027

Hyderabad had about 296 million sq ft of unsold housing in June 2026 — nearly 30% of the top seven cities' stock and the highest overhang at 2.4 years — according to ICRA. It projects Hyderabad's FY2027 launches to grow 30–33%, the fastest among the seven, against sales growth of 11–14%. Luxury homes drive much of the build-up.

Hyderabad sold about 12,970 homes in July–September 2026, up 15% year-on-year and the strongest growth among India's top seven cities, according to Anarock. New launches jumped 120% to about 18,950 units, making Hyderabad the second-largest supplier after MMR. Across the top seven cities, sales rose just 3% to about 1,00,220 units.

Telangana gives collectors one month to clear pending GO 59 land regularisation applications

Telangana has directed district collectors to dispose of pending GO 59 applications — for regularising government land of 500 sq yards or less — within one month, Revenue Minister Ponguleti Srinivasa Reddy announced after a review meeting on 9 October 2026. The push also covers Section 22A registration problems, long-pending Urban Land Ceiling cases and patta lands awaiting NALA clearance.

Hyderabad's unsold housing stock rises 21% to 1.43 lakh units in H1 2026, CRE Matrix says

Hyderabad's unsold housing inventory rose 21% year-on-year to 1,42,722 units in the first half of 2026, an overhang of about 29 months, according to CRE Matrix. New launches rose 37% to 49,656 units while sales fell 13% to 26,068, the weakest half-year since 2022. Only 21% of the unsold stock is ready or due for completion in 2026.

The Centre has approved Hyderabad Metro Phase II in principle, with costs shared 50:50 with Telangana, but final sanction awaits review of the detailed project report. The proposed 162.5 km network across eight corridors is estimated at ₹43,848 crore and includes an Airport–Future City line. The state took over Phase I operations from L&T on 1 May 2026.

Hyderabad recorded ₹8,562 crore of sales in homes priced at ₹10 crore and above in FY26 — 625 units — far ahead of Bengaluru (₹1,957 crore, 128 units) and Chennai (₹727 crore, 58 units), according to the India Sotheby's International Realty–CRE Matrix Southern India High-End Luxury Housing Report. Kokapet accounted for most of the city's luxury sales.

Vaasavi Group secures key clearances for Hyderabad's first residential metro-linked skywalk at LB Nagar

Vaasavi Group has obtained an NOC from L&T Metro Rail Hyderabad and a traffic police NOC for an elevated skywalk linking LB Nagar Metro Station to its Vasavi Ananda Nilayam township, giving 3,600 residents direct access. It cuts a 10–12 minute walk to 2–3 minutes; construction is planned for 180 days.

Hyderabad to host IREC 2026, the seventh International Real Estate Conference, from 25 September

Hyderabad will host the seventh International Real Estate Conference (IREC 2026) at the HITEX Exhibition Centre from 25 to 27 September — the first time India has hosted the platform. More than 1,500 delegates from over 35 countries are expected, with themes including AI, PropTech, investment flows and sustainable development.

Explained: Telangana's Section 22A prohibited land list and who it affects

Section 22A of the Registration Act lets the state list properties that cannot be registered, blocking sales, gifts and mortgages — and bank loans. In August 2026 the Revenue Minister apologised that the lists were outdated and the Chief Minister ordered verification for registered applicants. Here is what it means for buyers and owners in Hyderabad.

Raidurg land fetches ₹269 crore per acre in TGIIC auction as Hyderabad's IT corridor hits a new high

A 5.38-acre TGIIC plot in Raidurg (Survey No. 83/1) sold for ₹269 crore per acre, won by Vamsi Ram Builders against a ₹175 crore government upset price — about ₹1,447 crore in all. It follows an adjacent parcel that fetched ₹264 crore per acre a week earlier, per Gulte.

Trump Towers Hyderabad: ₹2,000 crore twin-tower project to bring South India's first Trump-branded residences to Kokapet

Tribeca Developers and Ira Realty will build Trump Towers Hyderabad on Kokapet's Golden Mile Road — two 65-storey towers with about 450 residences, priced ₹5–10 crore, on an investment of roughly ₹2,000 crore. Announced on 12 August 2026, it is the first Trump-branded project in South India and the eighth in India.